All About Pocket Knives

Something Different __________GEC LumberJack***

Wow, Knife Day, that is a fine pile of Case knives. I especially like that skinner? second from the right.

Greg - when you have knifes like that, you should show them off!

Monk - I like that Lumberjack, but I agree with Joe that the mottled bone on that Barlow is real good.

Nice photography by all!

Some great pics, guys!

I like that Lumberjack a lot, Monk.

That's a beauty ____ Stag Schrade Sharpfinger __ just the purrrfect skinning knife IMHO***

Thanks Monk.

I believe the handle is bone jigged and died to look like stag..........I'd love to be wrong though.

Stag handle skinning knife

And this came out purty good I thought....

Nice Scott, great color.

F'n Rooster, bust a Frank.

Is that a "congress jack" pattern? Looks like a congress, but is missing 2 blades.

I pulled this TV coke bottle out of it's tube today and snapped lots and lots of pictures of it all over the place. I think these 2 came out pretty nicely.

Might be 1/2 Congress, don't know for sure, got it online from pictures, description was useless. No tang numbers or anything but Frank Buster Celebrated Cutlery Fight'n Rooster Solingen, Germany. Great Coke Bottle.

Nice pictures, Rookie. Beautiful swell center ......... one heck of a blade.

Here's one that doesn't get to much attention So I thought I would show her off. Don't want her to get an inferiority complex.
1970 LSS Sodbuster.

I got lucky with this shot. Taken with a regular point & shoot Cannon A590 that I've had for 7 years. No touch ups done to the photo, it just turned out this way.

The knife is a Mike Alsdorf custom Gunstock Interframe dressed in Mother of Pearl.

Great pic. It shows you don't have to have an expensive new camera, or props, or software to make a great image. Sometimes all you need is a little luck, and 100 tries to get an awesome picture.

Great shot Railsplitter.

I took this shot today and thought it turned out pretty cool.

Awesome photo Charlie - love the angle of the knife and background - cool highlights of the blade based on the indirect reflections of color too ... been away from this thread for awhile but lots of great photos posted by all.... and of course knives ...

I like it Charlie, thumbs up!

Very impressive railsplitter, I-man, Charlie!

I'd like to contribute...

Cool shot Scott ... the acorn shield on that old Remington and patina on the blade plays off the wood and the splashes of green from the moss... I'll have to send you some acorns for photos as my yard is still full of them from last year - we had a bumper crop of acorns for some reason last year ... BTW - what pattern is that Remington?

nice bunch of photo's! I really like the stag on the fightin roosters. Also I'm not big on over crowding a photo with props but the weathered board and moss covered limb really adds to the ole Rem. I think you nailed it! good job to all. Terry

LongBlade wrote:Cool shot Scott ... the acorn shield on that old Remington and patina on the blade plays off the wood and the splashes of green from the moss... I'll have to send you some acorns for photos as my yard is still full of them from last year - we had a bumper crop of acorns for some reason last year ... BTW - what pattern is that Remington?

That is a whittler.....#R3583. Just posted a bunch of pics on my blog and ebay listing.

Thanks by the way for the props!

Cool one Scott. Those old Rem's with the patina blade always photo well. You don't have to worry about blade reflection! I always hate when I take a great photo and then notice my dumb face reflecting back at me in the blade or bolster.

Rookie wrote:Cool one Scott. Those old Rem's with the patina blade always photo well. You don't have to worry about blade reflection! I always hate when I take a great photo and then notice my dumb face reflecting back at me in the blade or bolster.

I know I hate dodging reflections.......

A lil early morning sun for the Reverse Gunstock S&M m-o-p